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New route added to Alaskan peak, Angel

July 23, 2013

Climbers Scott Bennett and Graham Zimmerman have gone where no men have gone before.

Panorama from the summit of Jewel Mountain. Ch... — Panorama from the summit of Jewel Mountain. Chugach Mountains, Alaska.(Photo credit: Paxson Woelber)

Climbing magazine reports that these two climbers completed a major new route up to the top of the Angel, “one of the premier peaks of Alaska’s Revelation Mountains.” They began the adventure July 13 and finished July 21. Their trip opened up “more options in an Alaskan range that is ripe with exploratory climbing objectives,” according to Dougald MacDonald from Climbing magazine.

Read more about Bennett and Zimmerman’s climb onBennett’s blog.

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